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Read the whole article.

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It's very insightful.

Will demand that their needs are met at the expense of the 99%.

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Will demand that their needs are met at the expense of the 99%.

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"more important," even though I sincerely believe that she is not only the best prepared candidate of all in 2016, but also the one who will work the hardest for us all.

But for its symbolic value, her election is equally as important, IMO. At long, LONG last ...!

Most of all—and you hear this all the time from people who’ve worked for her—Hillary Clinton is uncommonly warm and thoughtful. She surprises with birthday cakes. She calls when a grandparent passes away. She once rearranged her entire campaign schedule so a staffer could attend her daughter’s preschool graduation. Her husband charms by talking to you; Hillary does it by listening to you—not in a head-nodding, politician way; in a real person way.

To this feminist it will be an important step backward for women to have a woman president who is open to compromising on abortion and stepped on women and children to get where she is.

The possibility that we would elect a woman who makes cold blooded statements about the death of a brutal dictator, claims to be supportive of black citizens but supports the racist institution that is mislabeled "criminal justice" and the death penalty.

I know some hard core RWers who are very nice to me. But, they will vote for Donald Trump against my interests.

Most Democrats support a third trimester abortion ban, with exceptions for the life and the health of the mother.

Almost all abortions take place in the first two trimesters, and the ones that don't almost always involve some type of health problem facing the mother or the fetus.

She is accepting the RW narrative that women are inclined to casually and callously have abortions at any time during a pregnancy rather than accepting the premise that women should be trusted with their own bodies.

With "legal, safe, and rare" she bought into the narrative that there is something inherently wrong, sad, tragic with making that decision.

I think both elections are hugely important. It is always important to keep Republicans out of the White House, and always destructive when they get in.

With a dash of warmongering thrown in for good measure. Which of course is what we got with Obama, but Hillary is more of a hawk, so expect more drone strikes and violations.

I've had it with "establishment" bullshit.

There is no doubt about that. Eleanor was vilified. She came from privilege yet was torn apart by others who thought they earned that privilege. Eleanor and Hillary have big hearts and love people. Especially those most in need. Hillary I believe will have us smiling again. And some of those she will help underestimate her now.

Every day so far this year she has proven herself of being completely equipped for the job and to me the most compassionate. She's a fighter clearly.

Eleanor never stopped fighting and is one of the 20th century's greatest Americans. I think it's past time for the next great American woman.

https://www.yahoo.com/politics/why-hillary-dropped-eleanor-roosevelt-121444393196.html